Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
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Geo. D. Waite Nho las los
near the Gsandsilis Avenue echooi
eeislDz sished - coafer sita the bosFc
With references 70 opealug a street between
ghe school snd ais lot as matter u lm-
pfosement Referred ~ gAs Co4oa.lllse Cn
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The Comm itt4e 0n Teachers recommended
shaE Clinton s. Osborn Be appointed teacher
10 The night school al ssixry OF $50 per
Night. from OefobsE ~. Also that Mrs.
Ada X. Allen De sppcinted teacher IN the
htgh school ffOm November = Adopted.
On recommendation Of The Committee on
schools. another room will b opened ia
tie night school tomorrow evening.
Some new Juvenile volumes we're ordered
purchased I0r the library. other miscei-
laneous literature. costing 1910. wa also
ordered purchased
The bOad OF the Treasurer OF the Board,
j. A 81 gsrdisr. Oasuier OF the Kent County
Savings BAuk. IN the sum Of $4,000, Was
prevented and accepted. II being ratified oy
me COMMITTEES on Nays snd Means.
The usual batch OF accounts. recon
mendsd By the Committee on Claims and
Of sh of
l.. Elliot for painting, was allowed.
The Committee on Bgiialngs and the
Superintendent OF Construction, were au
thouzed % place new seats in one Of the
class rooms In the Central school building
AZ a probable cost OF $50.
A. ;. Fall, janit0r OF the Union school
building. was appointed superintendent Of
janitors temporarily. until Mr.. Miller. the
present superintendent is able 10 resume
the duties.
The committee on buildings recon-
mended that lsnitOrs for the dinersnr
school buildings be employed as f3itnf
Central, A. V4nderheucht. Sl2 per
Union, A 8 Paul. Sl3. South DIV
John Engle. SIS; North Division
denbeige. $3.50; Jefferson-st. Jon
Sll; kountain-sI John Paul,
lonis. A. DE Bruyn, So. Ns
Leonard-st, Paul Naris, 5000 lAl
ner-st, A n. Parker, $ll; Straiglt-
Street, David Beebs $40; Center Street, &.
Dykhouse $40, Granayille Avenue, JACOB
Wolhuis $500, Wealthy Avenue. James
Mckay $3.50; Plainheid Avenue. J. II.
Case $3.50; East Bridge Street, Robert Mel
willie 50. Seventh Street, Noah Diamond 50;
Pine Street William Graham s., Colt
Avenue, Robert Ball 50, Henry Street, w
J. Packard 60; South Ionia Street, Edward
OeGroot 81: East Leonard Street,
A. DeBruyn. 81. Trustee Mcbride
moved that the matter of engaging
ianitors for the Fifth ward build
lnss be laid on the table until the next
meeting Adopted. The remainder of the
Est was adopted.
Trustees Allen and Earl and the Superin-
tendent were appointed Committee to oo-
tain bids for printing the annual report and
report same az the next meeting.
Trustee Drury presented q resolution that
the Phnnix Furniture Company be directed
10 construct all the furniture for the Board
o. Education rooms in the new City Hall,
of red oak finished in the natural wood
Referred 10 the President, Chairman OF the
Building Committee and Trustee Drury.
Adjourned.